The practical stuff

About twenty minutes on a good night in Asoke, closer to 45 if you're further out or it's a busy evening. We keep therapists spread across the five districts through the night, so usually someone's already near you.

Yes. We run till 3am, and the late slots are some of our busiest. Booking at 1am works the same as booking at 7pm. Same therapists, same prices, same arrival window.

Sure. Tell us the slot and we'll hold it. Booking ahead is no different from booking now, you just name the time instead of saying “as soon as you can.”

That's normal, and yes. Tell us what kind of day you've had, whether you're sore, wired, jet-lagged, hungover, whatever it is, and we'll send the therapist whose speciality fits. You don't need to know the menu.

We cover Sukhumvit, Silom, Thonglor, Asoke, and Sathorn, which takes in most of central Bangkok's condos and apartments. If you're a bit outside that, send your location and we'll tell you straight whether we can reach you.

Honestly, no. A clear patch of floor beside the bed is all she needs. The massage happens on your own bed and she brings the sheets, so there's no space to prepare, just room to lie down.

Rarely. She'll come up to your unit like any other visitor, dressed professionally. If your condo wants a name registered first, or a call from you to let her up, mention it when you book and we'll sort it out beforehand.

Yes, plenty of bookings are in shared apartments. All you want is a bedroom with a door you can close for the hour. Nothing leaves that room.

Depends on the massage. For oil, aromatherapy, or coconut you undress to whatever you're comfortable with and stay covered by a sheet, with only the area she's working on uncovered. For Thai you stay fully clothed in something loose. She'll guide you either way.

Nice if you have the time. A warm rinse loosens the muscles and helps the oil sink in. But if you're booking precisely because you're too wiped to move, skip it. It won't change the session.

People do it all the time, especially on the oil and coconut sessions. Take it as a good sign. She'll finish gently and let herself out the way you've agreed.

The therapist in the photo we send you, matched to the treatment you booked. We photograph our own team, so the picture is current and it's really her.

Yes, and regulars do it all the time. Name her when you book and we'll fit her to your time. If she's not working that night, we'll offer someone who works the same way.

Yes, the current team is all female. If that ever changes we'll say so plainly.

We have every therapist's massage tested by us before she takes a single booking, and we check her licence and background. If the work isn't good enough, she doesn't join. That's why the roster stays small.

Thai is dry and firm with a lot of stretching, no oil. Oil and aromatherapy are warm, slow, and relaxing. Deep tissue uses strong pressure for knots and sore muscles. Coconut is gentle and nourishing. Four hand is two therapists at once, the indulgent one. Tell us your goal and we'll match it.

Oil, aromatherapy, or coconut. They're slow and warm and made for drifting off. If sleep's the whole point, book one of those at night and don't set an alarm.

Deep tissue, and tell us it's targeted. She'll spend the session on the actual problem area instead of working the whole body evenly.

Sixty minutes is a proper reset. Ninety is where most people land. Go 120 or 180 if you want to fully check out. The longer sessions cost less per hour, so if you've got the time, they're better value.

From ฿900 for a 60-minute Thai, going up by treatment and length. The full list is on our pricing page.

Cash or card when she arrives. Baht cash is easiest, card is by payment link. Nothing's taken before the session.

Yes. Same rate at 1am as at midday, and nothing added at the end. The one exception is a taxi fee if you're more than 7km out, and you'll know that figure before you commit, not after.

Up to you. It isn't built in and it's never expected. If you want to, hand it to her directly in cash.